Tecumseh! performed in the intimate 1200 seat Sugar Mountain amphitheater is one of the best plays…read moreI've seen, ever. Horses, cannons, canoes, bluecoats and deerskin-robed Shawnee tell the story of Tecumseh, a heroic figure in the First Peoples' fight to save their way of life. We took the backstage tour led by two new members of the professional cast - a young man from Kansas, the other from New Orleans. My suggestion for management - and this is really important - you filled the auditorium with 500 back-to-school teenagers (end of August) and they're inattentive chaperones. The chatter, giggles, guffaws went unanswered by the chaperones, whom I gave an F+. They were paid to be there, and did nothing to "teach" the young people theatre etiquette. Removing one or two of the mouths would have taught the rest how to behave. I imagine the producers need the concession revenue and that's why the menu played to the high carb/high-fat options teens favor. While it was a "slow" night for the performance (only 600 guests), cars from Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Indiana drove to see Tecumseh!. These cash paying families were annoyed with the rude teenagers, too. One mom - cranked, "unbelievable". I agree. The actors and the audience deserve better. Management needs to expect more from students and their chaperones. In the meantime, I will share my praise for the production and look for the talented actors in the future productions.

This place basically requires you to purchase the insurance. We were in Ohio from out of state and…read moredecided to see the show based on a magazine we saw. We paid $170 for our family to go and the first act was great. The actors were good and the play itself was good. Then right as the intermission should have ended and the second act act should have come on they cancelled the entire thing. Later I learned it was because of the heat. I get that totally. But they are refusing to give me a refund. They are calling it an act of God. This is not. It's not a pop up storm or lightening that they were not aware of. This is the temperature that they were fully aware of before the play started. They could have explained this and canceled before the things started. And they should make exceptions for people that don't want to drive 15 hours to come back to the state just to see that show. They are completely refusing to do anything more than a rain check. I explained multiple times that we won't be coming back but they refuse to listen. I'm not sure but I think it's illegal to require people to buy insurance. And since this is them cancelling it bonus not coming to the event or choosing. It's their fault not ours. But Jo they will make no such exception. Dishonest venue.

Took my 3yr old niece to see Toy Story 5. Everything was in good shape and clean. Got the…read morerefillable popcorn bucket combo that came with 2 large drinks now instead of 1 like it used and a little kids pack for her. We all had a good time and really enjoyed ourselves.

Really appreciate having a local theatre. The owners do a pretty good job, thank you!read more

Took a banjo for repair. Dropped it off on a Saturday and was told we would be called with an…read moreestimate on Monday or Tuesday. I guess I should have asked what Monday or Tuesday. After calling several times over a few weeks, I finally reached the "luthier". I was told they thought it would be $150-$200 to replace the fifth string tuning machine. It was messed up, but didn't think it would cost that much. Didn't want to pay that much. Told them to call me back with a final estimate. Didn't hear anything, so we decided to drive the 45 minutes to pick it up. When we got there I was told they needed to put it back together. I hadn't authorized any work. What we got was a banjo that had the new strings cut off. The tuner sawzalled off and a very horrible drilling job on the neck. the hole was an oval with many little drill holes as well. The neck was ruined. Don't take your instruments here for repair. You will wait a long time. Be overcharged and get a crappy job.

The owner is really friendly and the staff is very helpful. When I was in town for a couple of…read moremonths, I had the pleasure of taking guitar lessons from Steve. I really learned a lot from him. He did a great job developing a personalized lesson plan for me which allowed me to learn things I thought were out of my reach. I wish I was in town so I could take more. Great store and staff, I would definitely go back.

We purchased 3 V.I.P tickets and it was worth every penny. The actors are musicians as well. I was…read moreshocked by the talented vocals and the live music. It's part drama, part musical and scary! The Headless Horseman was incredible atop his steed, so realistic! Well done. The escape room was perfect, the haunted trail was even better and best of all was the haunted house! (sorry to be so vague but I don't want to spoil ANY of the many surprises you are in for.) They put on a production of 3.5 hours of non-stop entertainment. It would have been even better if they had a person walking selling hot cider, and cocoa to your seat like they do at the baseball games. It was chilli I would have paid for a pair of Hot Hands as well. Thanks for a memorable time.

Best experience of my life. Such knowledgeable staff , best equipment and the friendliest people…read more I've learned so much in this industry and wouldn't change it for the world.

From a facility, location, and faculty perspective, I thought the recording workshop was a very…read morebalanced place. Depending on what you want to do with audio engineering I think this school is a complete hit or a complete miss. For the tuition costs, it may make sense to take that money and begin your own studio, or rather, use that money to invest in other opportunities that may get you in the door to apprentice with an engineer that can teach you the basic-advanced skills, equipment, and give you business insight. Before paying for any audio school, in that regard, I think it's important to consider what that tuition money could buy you outside of the formal-education aspects, which may not be so formal after all. Depending on what you put into it, you will either get a basic introduction to audio and learn some information that may not apply to any of your future audio engineering opportunities to come, or, you may receive a wealth of information, connections, and wisdom from the faculty there, who have had many more years working in the field that any student, guaranteed. At the end of the day, audio engineering involves much more than signal flow and test scores, and while giving you the formal aspects of audio engineering, the Recording Workshop cannot offer you strong exposure to the business, industry, and craft of technical audio. Only you can.

Fun and decently priced place, people are friendly and vr is easy to hop into and have fun, great…read morefor kids and adults. The escape rooms are fun and challenging, but are a little higher priced than playing the normal arcade, and they add new games to the arcade often, so you could go in there daily and still have fun.

Friendly staff, clean and well maintained equipment and facility, a wide variety of class and…read moreactivity offerings -- there's something for everyone here of all fitness levels.

From the owner: The YMCA has a long, treasured history in Ross County. From the days of Camp Sherman in 1917 to…read morepresent day, the YMCA movement has been rooted in Ross County. Currently located in historic Yoctangee Park, the YMCA serves all of our communities through our programs.

This cinema is deserving of more than 5 stars. Recently they have installed new comfortable…read moreseating. Summer is here and they show a new movie each week with free admission to the youth of this community. Admission is cheaper than any other theater in the area. Tuesday is $5 admission on most movies. Everyday has a lower matinee admission price. The popcorn is always fresh. Concession prices are very reasonable. I do not know of any other theater that has cheaper. The theater is always clean. The restrooms are always clean and well stocked. Employees are polite and smile. There is plenty of parking.

The Cinema was closed in January 2025. I used to love to go there since it was never really…read morecrowded. The staff was always really nice too. They will be missed.